Evening or the Post Boy’s Return
George Morland · 1763-1804
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Evening or the Post Boy’s Return, George Morland (1796). Via artnap.com
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Why is this public domain? George Morland died in 1804; this work is in the public domain.
About this work
A stable interior with figures tending to animals, including a horse, pigs, a dog and chickens scattered on the straw floor. A man in a blue coat holds a cup while another in a tall hat stands nearby, and a seated boy watches, with tack and farm tools hung on the walls. This colour print after George Morland, engraved by the stated printmaker, dates to 1796.
